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Tottenham fans have been getting pretty excited over the past few days and, while Paulo Dybala's £65 million move from Juventus has fallen through, a pair of highly-rated players have arrived.

Spurs sealed a "deadline double" with Real Betis midfielder Giovani Lo Celsoarriving on a season-long loan and Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon joining for £25m. Prior to this window, the club did not sign a player for more than a year, but have since splashed the cash, signing four players when earlier deals for Tanguy Ndombele (£55m) and Jack Clarke (£11.5m) are incorporated.

Meanwhile on the other side of North London, Arsenal were just as busy on deadline, adding Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney for £25m and Chelsea central defender David Luiz for £8m. The duo joins £72m forward Nicolas Pepe,midfield loanee Dani Ceballosand defender William Saliba, who was immediately lent back to St Etienne.

And, two days after club captain Laurent Koscielny left the Emirates for Bordeaux, Arsenal offloaded winger Alex Iwobi to Everton for a fee believed to be between £35-40m.

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23.30 BST: That will do it for a busy Premier League and Championship deadline day! The European window is still open for a few more weeks so we will continue to bring you fresh transfer rumours, reports and completed deals. For those in England, the Premier League returns tomorrow and remember, there are only 146 days until the January transfer window opens...

The 26-year-old was released by Stoke earlier this month, despite having three years remaining on his contract, after a disappointing season on the pitch which included a drink driving charge. Once a 20-goal scorer for West Brom, Berahino has scored just five goals in his last 61 club games.

We'll see if the once promising talent can find his game in Belgium.

22.43 BST: While the Premier League and Championship incoming windows are now locked, a few Championship deals are still trickling in.

Championship new boys Chartlon have inked veteran midfielder Beram Kayalon a season-long loan from Premier League side Brighton. The Israel international and former Celtic man, 32, made 18 Premier League appearances last season for the Seagulls and should provide a veteran presence for Charlton.

22.23 BST: Staying in MLS for a moment...

LAFC have become one of if not the 'buzz club' in MLS and the Supporters' Shield favourites' appeal seems to be spreading to South America. Having already signed Colombian Eddie Segura from Atletico Huila and yesterday Argentine winger Brian Hernandez from Penarol, The Black and Gold are after another South American target.

Bob Bradley's club are interested in signing Ecuadorian left-back Diego Palacios and could steal the 20-year-old away from Barcelona, according to ESPN FC sources. Palacios shone for Ecuador in the Under-20 World Cup in the team's run to the semi-final and impressed Barcelona scouts last season at Willem II in the Netherlands, where he was on loan from Ecuadorian parent club Aucas.

But with Palacios close to signing for Barcelona and set to be part of the Barcelona 'B' squad this upcoming season, it appears that LAFC has come into the race late for the Guayaquil native, according to sources.

Sources both sides of the Atlantic confirmed that LAFC is Palacios' likely destination, but it remains to be seen how the deal will be finalized with the MLS summer transfer window officially closed.

22.00 BST: Shifting back to MLS for a moment while we wait for the late deadline deals in England to filter in... Seattle have announced they completed a pair of deals late Wednesday night to strengthen their side for a MLS Cup run.

The club have brought in Argentine winger Emanuel Cecchini, 22, on loan from Malaga and striker and MLS veteran Luis Silva, 30, from Finnish side Honka.

Welcome to the club, Emanuel Cecchini and Luis Silva! 💚💙

Both deals were completed prior to Wednesday's 10:00 p.m. Pacific Time deadline for Major League Soccer's summer transfer window.

"Alex was one of our main targets for this window and I believe he is a fantastic signing for Everton," said manager Marco Silva. "He is a direct and skilful winger and attacking midfielder who always works very hard for his team."

The Galway man -- Hon Galway! -- made seven appearances for Neil Warnock and Cardiff last season in the Premier League and has a wealth of experience in England having previously played for Manchester City, Leicester, Nottingham Forest, Bristol City, Preston North End and Cardiff.

The 20-year-old attacking midfielder is a product of the famed Bayern Academy, having joined the club aged seven. Shabani, who made two first-team appearances with Bayern last season, will start out with the U23.

20.14 BST: Fulham are hoping their stay in the Championship is a short one and have added a prolific forward to bolster their attack.

The Cottagers have announced they have signed Bobby Reidon loan from Championship rivals Cardiff City. The speedy Reid scored five Premier League goals last season for the Bluebirds but amassed 19 the year prior with Bristol City in England's second tier.

The move also reunites Reid with friend and former Bristol City teammate Joe Bryan. I mean just look at this picture Bryan posted on twitter!

Fulham also announced they have signed another Reed -- different spelling -- on loan in midfielder Harrison Reed from Southampton.

20.05 BST: Finally! Three hours after the English transfer window officially shut, Arsenal have announced they have signed centre-back David Luiz from London rivals Chelsea.

The 32-year-old Brazilian tried to force a move in the final days of the window and ultimately got his wish, as he joins Arsenal for a reported £8 million. Luiz will provide much-needed centre-back cover for the Gunners who recently lost captain Laurent Koscielny to Bordeaux.

The versatile 19-year-old is rated as one of England's brightest young talents and has the ability to play as a full-back, midfielder or even as a winger. Fulham will recoup a reported £25 million plus young midfielder Josh Onomah in the deal.

Sessegnon scored 15 goals playing primarily as a winger as Fulham won promotion in 2017-18 and last season played 35 times in the Premier League across a multitude of positions. The youngster became the first player born in the 2000s to score in the Premier League when he scored last season vs. Cardiff and is Tottenham's fourth signing of the summer following Jack Clarke, Tanguy Ndombele and Gio Lo Celso.

17.41 BST: Catching up on a few Championship deals at The Hawthorns.

West Brom have announced a pair of attacking signings from Portugal after earlier announcing the arrival of Charlie Austin from Southampton. The Baggies have signed ex-Arsenal youngster Chris Willock, 21 on loan from Benfica and winger Matheus Pereira, 23, on loan with an option to buy, from Sporting Lisbon.

Busy day at The Hawthorns as Slaven Bilic has brought in four players so far on deadline day. Full story.

17.30 BST: And there is another one of the major expected deals done.

As expected, Spurs have announced they have signed central midfielder Giovani Lo Celso on a season-long loan from Real Betis.

The 23-year-old Argentine scored 16 goals and added six assists last season while on loan at Betis from PSG and becomes Spurs' third signing of the summer. The Argentina international has an admirer in Mauricio Pochettino and if Spurs want to make the deal permanent after the season, Lo Celso will cost a reported £55 million.

Now did Spurs have the paperwork for a Ryan Sessegnon deal submitted in time to the Premier League?

17.19 BST: The Mirror writes that Everton are set to seal a post-deadline £35 million move for Arsenal winger Alex Iwobi.

Everton were in search of a winger -- failing to land first-choice target Wilfried Zaha from Crystal Palace -- and have reportedly moved for the Nigeria international as a Plan B. Iwobi, 23, is the nephew of Nigeria great Jay-Jay Okocha and had become surplus to requirements at the Emirates following Nicolas Pepe's arrival from Lille.

17.10 BST:Danny Rose looks set to stay at Tottenham, a source told ESPN.

It is understood Watford tabled a bid for Rose -- believed to be in the region of £12 million -- but Tottenham turned it down and Rose has set sights on nailing down the first-choice left back spot at Tottenham.

17.03 BST: And there is one of the major deals we were waiting on...

Arsenal have announced they have signed Celtic left-back Kieran Tierneyfor a reported £25 million. The 22-year-old Scotland international has been a sure-fire starter for the Hoops for the past few seasons and leaves Celtic after 15 years at the club.

Carroll, 30, played for the club between 2006-2011, scoring 33 goals and adding 21 assists. The big man, who has been plagued by injuries in recent years, was let go by West Ham this summer and will back up new record signing Joelinton up top for the Magpies.

The England Under-21 international, 20, has scored three goals in 19 appearances for Arsenal and replaces Kemar Roofe who recently moved to Anderlecht.

16.22 BST: After weeks of speculation, the LA Galaxy have got their man: Cristian Pavon.

The MLS club have announced they have signed the 23-year-old winger from Boca Juniors on an initial loan through the end of the season with an option to buy. The Argentine talent has scored 30 goals and added 32 assists in 109 total games for Boca and has made 11 appearances for the Argentina national side.

15.49 BST: The one we've been waiting for. Manchester United have finally sold striker Romelu Lukaku to Inter Milan for a fee of around €80m, but they've also opted NOT to sign a replacement.

Lukaku will join up with new Inter coach Antonio Conte in Serie A, with his mum wishing him good luck in a video clip (via OTRO), but United will be left with Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and young Mason Greenwood as their main options up front, with Alexis Sanchez also able to be used there, this season.

United were tracking Juventus' Paulo Dybala before that deal fell through and then showed late interest in another player from the Italian club, Mario Mandzukic, but the asking price and wage demands of the Croatian striker put paid to that.

Sources told ESPN earlier this month that the 17-year-old Greenwood could make the step up to replace Lukaku, despite his lack of experience. And that's the situation they are in now. United fans may not be too happy, but at least they have spent almost a combined over £150m on winger Daniel James and defenders Harry Maguire and Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

15.18 BST: Bild reports that Manchester City forward Leroy Sane has suffered an ACL injury in his right knee and will undergo surgery. Not only is that a blow for the club, it's also a blow for his hopes of a move to Bayern Munich this summer.

And Manchester City aren't done yet, they are ready to make an £11m move for Spain U21 defender Pedro Porro, says the Mirror, which should be easy as he plays for their sister-club Girona.

Porro, 19, had been linked to Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich a few years ago, but now it's only Watford and Sevilla providing City with competition. Still, they've seen that off and the player will join Rayo Vallecano on loan once he arrives.

14.40 BST: UPDATE: (See 12.12) Tottenham have sent U.S. international defender Cameron Carter-Vickerson loan to Stoke.

14.38 BST: Wilfried Zaha is unhappy. We know this. But if Crystal Palace do decide to sell him for around £80m to Everton, then they are lining up a €16m move for RB Leipzig forward Jean-Kevin Augustin, according to Sky Germany.

Magicians, rubber lion masks and staged kidnappings have all been used to unveil new signings in recent years. Where will it end?

13.51 BST: Chelsea are letting players go all over the place, midfielder Danny Drinkwater is on his way to Burnley on a season-long loan, says the BBC.

We have to assume that means Mason Mount will be getting some gametime in the Blues' midfield under Frank Lampard, otherwise they surely wouldn't let the 29-year-old depart. By the way, remember when they signing him from Leicester for £35m? That went well, didn't it?

Manager Sean Dyche says Danny Drinkwater arrival a 'maybe'. Agreement has to be reached with all parties.

13.29 BST: We mentioned that it wasn't a bumper day for Wolves so far, but we were wrong.

Sky Sports reports that both Reading forward Danny Loader and Bayern Munich midfielder Meritan Shabaniare having medicals at the club. Both would be set to join the U23 setup, though, so it's not a major piece of business.

13.13 BST: Manchester United have cooled their interest in Juventus striker Mario Mandzukic, sources have told ESPN FC. United are backing away from a deal because of Juventus' asking price and the Croatian's wage demands.

Romelu Lukaku is on the verge of a £72m move to Inter Milan and Mandzukic has been discussed as a possible replacement. But an agreement for the 33-year-old is looking increasingly unlikely and sources said that manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is comfortable if another forward does not arrive before the transfer deadline.

Jürgen Klopp on incomings at #LFC: "It's not really likely, so if you have something else to do, go do it. You should go to Everton, they look busy. We will not make signings just for the sake of signing somebody. That makes no sense."

Fernandes was linked with a move in this transfer window with Sporting wanting a fee in the region of €70m. But amid interest from Manchester United, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur, it is understood a move to the Premier League is now off the table for the time being with clubs unwilling to meet Sporting's asking price.

12.53 BST: Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha reportedly handed in a transfer request yesterday in a bid to get a move to Everton. But now he's not trained with the club, say Sky Sports.

The 26-year-old is pretty angry that Palace rejected a £70m-plus-two-players bid from the Toffees. But it looks like he won't be moving this summer.

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12.24 BST: Wolves are a club we've not heard too much from today, but Sport Italia reports they want to sign £26m-rated AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessiebefore the window shuts.

Kessie, 22, only recently joined Milan permanently after a loan spell from Atalanta but could move on after being deemed surplus to requirements.

11.23 BST: More on why Juventus forward Paulo Dybala's proposed move to Tottenham Hotspur is off: The player and his representatives failed to agree terms with the Premier League club, sources have told ESPN FC.

The London club agreed a fee of £60m with Juventus for the transfer of the Argentina international but agreeing personal terms with the player and his agents complicated the move, due mostly to an image rights issue.

"We're pleased to bring him here," Newcastle United's head coach Steve Bruce told the club website. "He turned 25 last week and has great experience, with more than 20 caps for Sweden and having played in the top flight in three different countries.

"He's a good height for a full-back, speaks excellent English and is a very good player. He's a really good acquisition."

10.55 BST: The BBC's David Ornstein still manages to make Arsenal fans happy even when he has news about Tottenham. One big move today looks like it's not going to happen.

BREAKING: Tottenham's proposed move for Paulo Dybala is OFF after Juventus ultimately decided not to sell the 25-year-old Argentina forward #THFC#Juve

Both players are expected to be at Arsenal's training ground in London Colney on Thursday to pass their medicals and sign their contracts.

Luiz will sign a two-year deal and will cost £8m, while Tierney will put pen to paper on a five-year contract. Celtic will receive £25m, which will be spread over the length of the deal.

Arsenal were actively looking for a centre-back following the departure of Laurent Koscielny, who left to join Bordeaux earlier in the transfer window, and looked at various options before the possibility of signing Luiz became available. Raul Sanllehi, who is in charge of transfers at the club, concluded the deal with Chelsea after Luiz had fallen out with manager Frank Lampard at Stamford Bridge and refused to train with the first team on Wednesday.

Tierney, 22, has been a target for Arsenal all summer and the club were successful in their third bid for the player. Manager Unai Emery is a big fan of Tierney, who can also play as a left-sided centre-back, which was important for Emery.

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How Sane's injury could affect Bayern's interest

Julien Laurens shares his thoughts on how Bayern Munich will proceed after Leroy Sane picked up an injury in the FA Community Shield.

10.09 BST: Ajax starDavid Neres was being linked with a move to Manchester United, but there were a few other clubs interested too. A moot point now he's signed a new contract.

Marc Overmars has confirmed Ajax refused a € 50 million offer from Napoli for David Neres. Yesterday, Neres extended his contract with Ajax until 2023 pic.twitter.com/0BrGV1vYZu

09.44 BST: Tottenham are closing on three deals today. Paulo Dybala could be set to arrive for €70m, Ryan Sessegnon for £25m, while Giovani Lo Celso looks a bit further along as the Telegraph is reporting that the midfielder is having a medical. He could cost around €70m.

Shaqiri has been a great backup for the likes of Mo Salah and Sadio Mane, but the Switzerland international wants to play a more important role.

08.57 BST: Southampton striker Charlie Austin has been pushed down the pecking order after the arrival of Che Adams, so West Brom and Bristol City are trying to land him on loan, according to Sky Sports.

08.42 BST: Everton are exploring the possibility of signing Marcus Rojo from Manchester United after being knocked back in their approach for Chris Smalling, with a source telling ESPN FC a deal is "unlikely as it stands, but you never know."

08.28 BST: Sampdoria midfielder Dennis Praet will join Leicester for a fee in the region of £12-14m, a source has told ESPN.

Leicester have plenty of money to spend after selling Harry Maguire to Man United but there's no sign of a replacement centre-back just yet.

08.23 BST: Australia midfielder Aaron Mooy is set to join Brighton on loan from Huddersfield, a source has told ESPN.

Huddersfield were relegated from the top-flight last season and Mooy was one of their star players, so it makes sense that a Premier League club are interested. We're just surprised that they are letting him depart on loan.

08.15 BST: And more from the BBC, as they report that Juventus forward Paulo Dybalais close to a move to Tottenham for €70m.

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Moreno: Ozil doesn't make sense for D.C. United

Alejandro Moreno feels D.C. United can't afford to sign the "inconsistent" Mesut Ozil from Arsenal, after sources say the club and player are in talks.

08.00 BST: Arsenal are on the verge of signing Chelsea's David Luiz, says the BBC.

Even though Chelsea are in the middle of a transfer embargo and can't sign a replacement, the two clubs have agreed a fee of £8m which will see Luiz sign a two-year deal to reunite with Unai Emery -- his former manager at PSG.

07.46 BST: Bayern Munich's hopes of signing Manchester City's Leroy Sanemay have been ended by injury, according to reports in Germany and the UK.

Sane has been a target for Bundesliga champions Bayern all summer, although City's asking price of £135m has been prohibitive.

Even so, a deal still appeared possible as both clubs would not totally break off contact, but the 23-year-old Germany international suffered a knee injury in Sunday's Community Shield against Liverpool at Wembley.

According to German daily Bild and British paper the Daily Mail, the injury could be worse than initially feared amid concerns that Sane may have suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage.

That would rule him out for much of this season, and scupper any potential transfer for a year.

The player is set to travel south ahead of Thursday's Premier League transfer window deadline to complete the deal.

06.47 BST: What the latest on Neymar? Well, he's still at Paris Saint-Germain. BUT, there have been reports that Real Madrid could use Luka Modric as a makweight in a deal to lure the Brazil star to Spain.

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Burley: Dybala could resurrect his career with Spurs

Craig Burley and the FC crew weigh in on the reports that Tottenham are close to signing Paulo Dybala from Juventus.

06.02 BST: Leeds United full-back Tom Pearce is booked to have a medical at Wigan on Thursday morning, that's according to Phil Hay at the Athletic.

PSG keen on Milan's Donnarumma

After the permanent departure of Kevin Trapp to Eintracht Frankfurt, Paris sporting director Leonardo is back in the market for a new shot-stopper, with the Brazilian said to be unconvinced by his most senior keeper, Alphonse Areola.

In fact, the Italian publication claims PSG offered Areola as a makeweight in a player-plus-cash deal for Donnarumma, but that offer was rejected by the Rossoneri.

There are several other obstacles in the French giants' way, with the youngster believed to be reluctant to make the move, while senior members of the Milan board are also said to be strongly opposed to another sale of an academy product, following Patrick Cutrone's move to Wolves.

Atletico look to land Eriksen

Christian Eriksen's move to Real Madrid doesn't look like it's going to happen as the club want Paul Pogba instead.

Meanwhile, the fact he's fluttering his eyelashes at Spain means Man United have opted out of a deal.

However, he could still get his dream move to La Liga in the form of Atletico Madrid. They've been splashing plenty of money about this summer and the Independent reports that they could move for him before the window shuts on Sept. 2.

One caveat though: they actually want James Rodriguez as their first-choice playmaker. But if they can't get him then Eriksen is 'plan B'. Poor old Christian.

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- Brighton are preparing to break their transfer record on deadline day, with the Mirror reporting that the Seagulls have made a £28m move for Genk midfielder Sander Berge. Graham Potter's side will need to fight off interest from Sheffield United and Lazio for the 21-year-old Norwegian's signature.

- Leicester City are set to seal an £18m deal for Sampdoria midfielder Dennis Praet, according to reports in the Telegraph. The Belgian is set to travel to the midlands overnight for talks with Brendan Rodgers' side, who have so far signed three players this summer.

- The Daily Mail claims Premier League duo Southampton and Crystal Palace will go head-to-head for the deadline day capture of Spurs full-back Kyle Walker-Peterson a season-long loan. The 22-year-old impressed Palace boss Roy Hodgson when his side met Spurs in the FA Cup last season.